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hello 1 Attachment(s) i just wanted to say hello im Charise...:) im going to be a new Yorkie terrier parent soon:) I've never had a Yorkie before and i do have to say i am very excited i'll have him by next week or the week after next i bought him from a breeder.. here's a pic of him he's being shipped from the breeder which is a private breeder through a company.. i dont know the size of the dog but his mother's weight was 5- 6 lbs and dads 3 and a half too 4 lbs.. i am hoping he's going to be on the small end closer to mybe 3- 4 lbs can anyone tell me what size he might be?Attachment 288943 |
What a cutie!! Welcome! There is a lot of info on here. I just got my first Yorkie, Cooper, last week and now I am not only addicted to Yorkies but to YT too. lol There is a thread about estimating adult weights on here somewhere. If I find it I will try to send it to you. I believe it says something about taking the weight of the puppy at 8 wks of age and multiplying it by 3. I could be wrong so check it out. Cooper was 2.1 lbs at 8 wks so I think he will be about 6-7 lbs. We will have to wait and see. |
Welcome to YT. You have a little cutie there. You are gonna love him. |
Welcome to YT, I am sure you will find yourself spending lots of time here. :):) Puppies are so much fun. :p |
Hello and welcome to YT!!! Your baby is adorable!! If you could find out the weight of your baby now, it would be easier to estimate the weight. |
Hi and welcome to yt |
:welcome4: He is adorable! I bet you are very excited! You have come to the right place to learn and share about Yorkies! I have learned tons of info here. Besides it is a fun site with lots of wonderful people. As to the weight of your yorkie -- no one can say for sure. Adult weight can depend on a lot of things, mostly hereditary but not just mom and dad, grandparents and great-grandparents, and so on. There is a quick estimate that you can use 3 times the 8 week weight, or 2 times the 12 week weight will be a good estimate of what hte adult weight may be. Remember though -- just an estimate or better put, a guesstimate. They can fool you and have late growth spurts or stop growing unusually soon. Here is a growth chart that is also a way to guesstimate the adult weight: Yorkshire Terrier - Yorkie Puppy Growth/Weight Chart - watch us grow Both methods (multiplication and the chart) require that you know the weight of your puppy. So, no way to estimate right now. |
i am going to be a new mommy too...i can't wait. i've been visiting yorkie talk for a couple of years...i've been waiting for the right moment to add a yorkie to my family but couldn't wait another year. my baby is not a puppy...puppy...he is 8 months old...but he will still be my baby |
Welcome! An Officical Welcome to You and both of your babies. Congratulations on both your skin and fur babies. You will love it here. Your new pup looks so beautiful. I bet your child is as well. Can't wait to see some pictures. Glad you have joined us. |
Hi welcome to YT you will love it :D good luck with yorkie :) |
I just wanted to say congrads and welcome you to YT. I too am new and I promise you one thing..you will get a wealth of information and support here. |
Welcome to YT!!!!!!!! Your baby is adorable.:) |
Welcome!He is a cutie!:D |
Welcome to YT! Your Yorkie baby is adorable. Looking forward to seeing more pics of him and hearing all about his adventures!! :thumbup::thumbup: |
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